- Is 50 dB quiet enough for an open kitchen?
- It is average for a full-size dishwasher. You will hear a low hum during the wash and a rinse-and-drain sound at cycle end, but normal conversation is not disrupted. If silence matters most, look at models rated in the low 40s.
- Does it really sanitize dishes?
- Yes. The NSF certification means the sanitize cycle is tested to reduce bacteria on dishes and cutlery. Use it for baby bottles and cutting boards; it adds time and heat to the cycle.
- What is the steam function for?
- Steam loosens dried and baked-on food before the main wash, which helps with casserole dishes and egg residue. It is a wash aid, not a replacement for scraping plates.
- Will it fit a standard 24-inch cutout?
- The cabinet opening needs about 24 inches wide, 24 inches deep and 34 inches high, with the unit at 33.4 inches tall. Check that your countertop height and plumbing connections match before ordering.
- How many place settings does it hold?
- Sixteen, which is above the 12 to 14 typical of mid-range models. That usually means a full day of dishes for a family of four in one load.
- Does it need a special electrical supply?
- It runs on standard 120 V household current and plugs into a dedicated circuit, as most dishwashers do. Installation is hardwired or cord-connected depending on local code.
- Where is the GE Top Control Dishwasher 60 cm 16 Place Settings - Stainless Steel cheapest?
- At Homery, for $493.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the GE Top Control Dishwasher 60 cm 16 Place Settings - Stainless Steel?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Homery, Aj Madison, The Home Depot, Abt Electronics, Lowe's.